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Author of the article: Susanna McLeod Publishing date: Dec 31, 2020  •  December 31, 2020  •  6 minute read Article content Adventure takes on many forms. It could be jungle escapes, ziplining or maybe sailing ocean waves. Ellen (Nellie) Cashman’s life was an adventure into gold rushes, establishing businesses, and grubstaking prospectors. Her work included philanthropy, especially where miners were concerned. A single woman, she earned the respect of stampeders and adoration from the causes she supported. Mining pioneer and philanthropist Nellie Cashman, circa 1874. Photo by Royal British Columbia Museum /Wikimedia Commons We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Prospector’s wealth was her heart of gold Back to video